Indivisible Atlantic City: Empathy United Discusses Civic Engagement on The Light

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - Alicia Carcilli from the organization Indivisible Atlantic City: Empathy United recently stopped by the WLFR studios at Stockton University to discuss the Atlantic City and Pleasantville branches of Indivisible on the radio show The Light with Raymond Tyler.

The show airs Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on FM 91.7 WLFR. On the Tuesdays, the show focuses on Civic Engagement topics as the 2025 gubernatorial election approaches here in New Jersey.

According to the organization's website Indivisible (the national branch) was founded in 2016 in opposition to the first term of President Donald Trump.

The Atlantic City: Empathy United branch formed in January of 2025 by a group of four teachers.

Here Alice Carcilli along with another member from the new Pleasantville branch discuss the local organization, their roles and how people can get involved with their brand of civic engagement.

Here Indivisible's Alice Carcilli discusses the Donald Trump tax bill.

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